It learns how your company runs from the tools you already use, then does the work: drafts the reply, chases the invoice, moves the deal. Anything that matters waits for you.
The agent is the commodity. The brain is the product, and it compounds every day your company runs through it.
A hundred sources feed one graph of your company: who, what, when and why. Three things it does that a chat window can't.
How the brain works →A hundred sources, read continuously, resolved into one graph of your company.
Not what happened. Why it happened, who decided, and what usually follows.
Agents do the work. Anything consequential is held with the reasoning attached.
Pages you can send, writes into the tools you already use, and routines that keep both coming.
A finished document with its sources at the bottom. Reports, briefs, handoffs, weekly updates.
The work lands where it belongs. Dunning paused in Stripe, the draft in Gmail, the date in Salesforce.
Schedule a question. Get a page or an action back, every Monday, without asking again.
Renewal in 34 days. Invoice #1042 has failed three times and the billing thread went quiet six days ago, the day after Lena asked about net-30. The pattern matches two accounts that churned in Q2.
What I didPaused dunning on #1042, drafted the reply to Lena with the new date, moved the renewal to Nov 15. The $240 refund is waiting for you.
| Routine | Schedule | Output | Last run |
|---|---|---|---|
| Churn reportWhich accounts are at risk this week, and why | Mon 09:00 | Sep 8 · 380 words | |
| Stale dealsAnything quiet over 10 days, with the last thing said | Daily 08:00 | Today · 3 flagged | |
| Investor updateNumbers, shipped, hiring, asks | 1st of month | Sep 1 · sent | |
| Failed chargesPause dunning, draft the note, hold refunds over $200 | On event | 09:02 · 1 held |
The brain is an MCP server, and every call below is real. Watch a fact get read with its source and its date, and a new one get written, from five different agents.
Connect an agent →{
"mcpServers": {
"agently-brain": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://api.agently.dev/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ${AGENTLY_API_KEY}" }
}
}
}Memory lives in the brain, not the chat. A new session starts already knowing what was decided in March.
Six tools, the same for every client: search, find an entity, walk its neighbours, read the schema, recent episodes, remember.
Facts carry validity. A superseded fact stays as history, so an agent can tell what is true now from what was true once.
Ask in the thread where the work is already happening. Cards land on the board with the customer, the source and the decision attached.
Talk to Jarvis hands-free from your phone, with no time limit, until you stop it.
OCT 13, 2026Press Draft reply in Needs you and Jarvis writes the reply. Nothing sends until you press Send.
OCT 12, 2026Jarvis lives in the notch. Say “Hey, Jarvis” or press ⌘⇧Space.
OCT 11, 2026What you ask for, Jarvis does. Anything else that reaches outside asks first: Allow once, Always allow or Deny.
OCT 10, 2026We ran two thousand conversations with users before we remodeled anything. The brain is the thing that made them worth it.
What it does, what it touches, and what happens to your data. If something here is missing, the docs go deeper.
Read the docs →It learns how your company runs from the tools you already use, keeps that as a brain, then does the work: drafts the reply, chases the invoice, moves the deal. Anything consequential waits for your approval.
A hundred sources through OAuth: Slack, Gmail, Stripe, Salesforce, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Google Calendar and the rest of your stack. Read continuously, and written back to when the job needs it.
You decide what it can do without asking. Anything over your line, a refund, a discount, an email to investors, waits at the gate with the reasoning attached. Approve or skip in one click.
Yes. The brain is an MCP server. Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT and your own agents read the same facts with their source and date, and write back what they learn.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, and never used to train models. Your facts, pages and conversations stay private to your workspace.
There is a free tier to start on. The paid plan is Pro at $99 a month, billed monthly, with 3,000 credits a month, 10 connected apps, 10 GB of brain storage and up to 10 members. It includes the brain, routines and pages.